About TTG Luxury
Since the first edition of quarterly magazine TTG Luxury was published in 2007, the brand has been championing the people, places and ideas shaping the luxury travel industry in the UK, Ireland and beyond.
Nearly 20 years on, TTG Luxury remains the trusted voice for luxury travel advisors, delivering insight, inspiration and award-winning content across digital platforms and events. At the conclusion of 2025 we moved on from print to focus on the channels where we believe we can deliver stronger, more meaningful results for our partners and create greater value for the luxury travel community.
Led by head of luxury April Hutchinson, the founding editor of TTG Luxury in 2007, alongside luxury travel editor Emma Dooney, our team connects the industry’s most ambitious professionals with the knowledge, relationships and opportunities to thrive.
From the TTG Luxury Travel Awards to Luxpo, the Day of Luxury to the TTG Luxury Travel Summit, our events have brought the luxury travel community together in multiple ways over the years. In October 2026, we introduced Black Book, a unique new, major event at London’s Business Design Centre, creating fresh opportunities for meaningful connections and collaboration.
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At the heart of everything we do is TTG Media’s mission to champion Smarter Better Fairer Travel — helping the industry make better-informed decisions, deliver exceptional experiences and build a more responsible, inclusive and successful future for travel. And every action is underpinned by the power and trust of the TTG brand, which has served the travel industry since the first edition of the Travel Trade Gazette in 1953.
As luxury travel continues to evolve, TTG Luxury remains committed to informing, inspiring and connecting the people who make extraordinary travel experiences possible.
Emma Dooney is the Luxury Travel Editor for TTG, joining the publication in 2024 after cutting her teeth in lifestyle and showbiz journalism.
Originally from Ireland, she covers all things five-star for the UK travel trade – from high-value bookings to new hotel openings. She is particularly passionate about accessibility, having seen how transformational travel has been for her disabled brother, and believes that the luxury sector is a leading force in making the industry more inclusive.
When she isn’t working, you can find her swimming in Baltic waters, doing the Sainsbury’s crossword or chatting to strangers on the Tube.